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Richter Main Brand in Toronto is seeking a US Tax Intern for May–August 2027. You will support cross-border tax planning and execution, working with senior members of the U.S. Tax Team to assist companies operating in the U.S.
and U.S. citizens living in Canada. This role requires enrollment in a related Bachelor's program, strong analytical and financial modeling skills, Excel proficiency, and a willingness to learn GoSystems/ProSystems.
Job Category: Student
Requisition Number: INTER002585
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Toronto, Ontario
Toronto, ON M5J, CAN
Richter is a Business | Family Office that provides strategic advice on business matters and families’ financial and personal objectives across generations. With close to 100 years of experience advising at the intersection of family and business, Richter has developed an integrated approach to help business owners achieve sustainable success. Whether business, personal, or both, Richter is uniquely positioned to address the needs of Canada’s most successful entrepreneurs, private clients, business owners, and business families, helping them chart a clear path to shape their legacy. Founded in 1926, Richter’s 600-person multidisciplinary team continuously innovates to create value for our people, clients, and community in Canada and the US.
Position Overview
As a U.S. Tax Intern, you will support the planning and execution of cross-border tax matters and contribute to a variety of client mandates, both ongoing and transactional. Working closely with senior members of the U.S. Tax Team, you will assist companies operating in the U.S. and U.S. citizens living in Canada.
The salary range for this position is $45,000–$57,500, and employees may also be eligible to participate in our bonus program. Compensation complies with applicable pay transparency legislation and is regularly reviewed to stay market competitive. Salaries within the range reflect individual contributions and are based on objective factors such as internal equity, experience, education, role scope, and required skills